Luc's Dialogue

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Initial Greeting During Story Quest "Greet the Townsfolk"

"Hello! Do you like bugs?"

Y...yes?What?

"Excellent. My name's Luc! I'm so excited to have a fellow insect enthusiast in town. Finally!
Wait until I tell my sisters!"

"You know, insects? My name's Luc and I'm a junior member of The Royal Society of Entomology.
I get a birthday card from them every year in recognition of my work. If you join, maybe you will too!"

Daily Dialogue

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Post Shooting Star Festival

Possible lines from Luc when speaking to him the day after The Shooting Star Festival ( 1 Fall).

Comments About The Player's Guest

Luc has some additional comments about certain datable Townsfolk if The Player attends with them.

"How come you and Reina got to stay out late watching the stars?
I wanted to stay up late, too."

- Player Attended With Reina

Luc's Museum Comments

Sometimes after The Player Donates certain items to The Museum, Luc will comment on the donation.

Item to Donate		Luc's Comment
	Amber Trapped Insect	The Amber Trapped Insect in the museum's collection is fascinating, [Player]. I see so many similarities to the insects of today!
	Cave Shrimp	Mister Errol said you caught the Cave Shrimp at the museum! Did you know that shrimps aren't insects? They're crustaceans! But I think they're cute anyway.
	Copper Nugget Beetle	I was so excited when I saw the Copper Nugget Beetle at the museum, [Player]! I'm not allowed in the Mines, so it was my first time seeing one! It's true... they do look like copper nuggets!
	Crystal Caterpillar	The shiny parts of a Crystal Caterpillar are actually a defense mechanism! They're super sticky and break off easily. Predators think that's gross, so they leave them alone! That wouldn't work on Dell, though. It's lucky that Dell is a friend to all caterpillars.
	Fairy Bee	[Player], I could NOT believe my eyes when I was at the museum. A Fairy Bee! It's like a dream! Juniper told me an old story about bad fairies cursed to be bees... but wouldn't it be the other way around? I would LOVE to be a bee, personally.
	Flower Crown Beetle	Miss Celine was so excited to see the Flower Crown Beetle at the museum. I'm not sure why these beetles adorn themselves with little flowers. Camouflage, maybe? Miss Celine called it cute! Not a very scientific observation, but it is true.
	Gem Shard Caterpillar	The Gem Shard Caterpillar at the museum looks so unusual! I wonder what it looks like after it undergoes metamorphosis.
	Jewel Beetle	Mister Balor didn't like insects much, until I showed him the Jewel Beetle at the museum! It just goes to show, there's an insect out there for everyone.
	Luna Moth	The Luna Moth at the museum is so green! Did you know that the Luna Moth doesn't actually eat? It uses the energy it stored up when it was a caterpillar!
	Puddle Spider	The Puddle Spider at the museum is a wonderful specimen, [Player]. Did you get to see it hunt? According to my insect handbook, they watch for ripples on the surface of a puddle. A very unique way of catching prey!
	Sea Scarab	Wow, I've never seen a Sea Scarab before the one at the museum! I wonder why its carapace is that pretty blue color? Is it trying to impress someone? Well, I'm impressed.
	Snowball Beetle	I saw the Snowball Beetle you donated to the museum, [Player]! Wow! How does it make such perfectly round snowballs? That's the power of nature. Dell could take some notes, her snowballs are always lopsided.
	Speedy Snail	Up to now, it's always been hard to study the Speedy Snail. It's super rare, and it always runs away super fast! Do you suppose the red shell makes it go faster?
	Strobe Firefly	You caught a Strobe Firefly, [Player]! I saw it at the museum! The range of colors it can glow! Fascinating! Is it for hunting? Warding off predators? A mating ritual? This requires further research...
	Tiny Dinosaur Skeleton	Errol showed me the Tiny Dinosaur Skeleton in the Pre-History collection! It's really neat! Wouldn't it be fun to have a tiny dinosaur in REAL LIFE?

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